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Just like the seed of wheat cited here, every business idea will have to be subjected to the process It is like this: He also said, “This is what the kingdom of God is like. the story of that man who hid his Master's money instead of investing it and having multiplication like the other servants (Luke 19:20).

My morning routine looks like this Wake up Make coffee while worship music plays softly Sit in my comfy chair facing the lake behind my house Read the Bible Write a blog post for Godpreneurs based on what I just studied (like this one you’re reading) Tweet something inspirational Instagram an awesome quote Does this sound like you, too? Sounds like me…I must confess! seemingly difficult conversation you need to have today with that employee… Or your spouse Make a list like

And yet Jesus had the confidence about his Spirit that made it seem like even saving a little girl’s

I feel like FIRING THEM on the spot! Yes, my mind goes to these places sometimes. Our greatest struggle for holiness as Christian entrepreneurs is being able to be Christ-like, even when When you help a client, who you may not even like and who wronged you in the past, you are showing mercy Although mercy sometimes feels like you’re losing or giving up a favorable position, you could have rightly Because people won’t feel like they walk on eggshells.

And when you've operated like that long enough, something dangerous can happen: you stop being surprised high-capacity entrepreneur, because if I'm being truthful, there are plenty of days where it feels like produce revenue without abiding… I can produce ideas without abiding… I can even produce what looks like In fact, maybe maturity in Christ as an entrepreneur looks like the opposite: the stronger I become,

THAT SOUNDS A LOT LIKE WHAT GOD IS TEACHING ME RIGHT NOW! Will they do it like I do it? Will they care as much as I care? Will they make the right decision? We say we want leaders, but then we correct them every time they don't lead exactly like us. When my COO went on sabbatical, I felt like I needed to absorb a lot of his role.

Maybe it’s a failed business, a broken marriage, or a spiritual disconnect that’s left you feeling like WE'VE ALL GIVEN UP SOMETIMES Too many businessmen feel like they’ve already failed beyond repair. Their conduct was like a woman’s monthly uncleanness in my sight. They build their identity around their business, and when it fails, they feel like they’ve failed as

Jesus was also an “in demand” figure, like in John 11:5-7 [5] Now Jesus loved Martha and her sister and Even in His busiest days, like the one described in Mark 11 when he goes to Jerusalem as its new King Let’s prioritize like Jesus did, counting the cost of our time and choosing what aligns best with our If it doesn’t align, it’s likely not worth your time. Does this opportunity excite me or feel like an obligation? Pay attention to your instincts.

I leveled up to a whole new playing field where the wisest like David and Solomon operate - two figures whose delight is in the law of the Lord, and who meditates on his law day and night. [3] That person is like They are like chaff that the wind blows away. [5] Therefore the wicked will not stand in the judgment Christian entrepreneurs, we must remain steadfast in our commitment to God’s Word, even as platforms like Are you seeking Wisdom like hidden treasure? 

, the demands of an overbearing client, or the pressures of leading and growing a team, it can feel like They may also be internal, like greed, pride and envy.

I feel like God is preparing me to carry more. I have big dreams for my company. Stop being necessary in places where my ego likes being necessary. Depend on Him more deeply.

Aiden loved to ride his bike with his dad to a secret lake to find and collect snail shells. Aiden learned that just like a roadmap guides us on a journey, a business plan guides us on the journey

Chances are you walk, talk, and do things like your parents. You are to be like God in every respect in your respective marketplace. be holy on our own, as redeemed children of God, we have been empowered by the Holy Spirit to live like Him at the office, act like Him in meetings, walk like Him along our entrepreneurial journey, and talk like Him to all the people we do business with.

Others collapse because they weren’t built correctly, like in the case of the tragic Surfside building Maybe you feel like you’ve already lost your chance to build something great. In Phase 2, we’ll tackle what to do when your business, your confidence, or your vision feels like it

Let’s stop thinking like entrepreneurs who are trying to “scale.” Let’s start thinking like kingdom leaders who are trying to multiply.